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Tribes 1 and 2 mods, Quake mods, Bot AIs and free music downloads
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Arduino and atmega 328P based DIY project. APCC Advanced Photo Camera Control, this device can control your photo camera via cable or infrared and your flash. Long term time-lapse.
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Folks have been using the popular Arduino DIY computing platform to build robots and all sorts of other simple computing devices for a while. Arduino boards are inexpensive and relatively easy to use devices with support for ...
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LONDON, United Kingdom — On Friday, Credit Suisse issued a report on the rise of wearable devices — personal accessories with embedded sensors, displays and other digital technology, such as Nike's FuelBand, ...
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ENGINEERING.com
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Your Arduino Is In My Android Device! UDOO Mixes It Up With An All-In-One ...
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Love the Raspberry Pi? So do I. Here is a comprehensive list of great blogs and news sites about the Raspberry Pi
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[m0xpd] got his hands on an inexpensive AD9850 DDS Module from eBay but needed a way to control it.
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Sara Streeter wrote in to let us know about the hackathon that Axeda put on for AT&T’s 2013 Developer summit. The projects were Arduino-based and sensor-enabled, and featured NFC, geotracking, ...
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Here's a blog post that someone wrote after bricking (really, really messing up) their TP-Link WR740N router. They used an Arduino to communicate over serial pins to the router and then pushed a ne...
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[Reza's] methodical investigation of this remote controlled outlet let him patch in with an Arduino using a 433 MHz transmitter.
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After searching for a while I finally found an Arduino Bluetooth 4.0 shield from RedBear. My main aim was to able to control an Arduino from iPhone using Bluetooth 4.0. Today I used SainSmart 8 Channel DC 5V Relay to play around.
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The Official Arduino Robot - I Programmer
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TechHive
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Olympia Circuits shows Arduino datalogger and Arno Add-Ons at Maker Faire ...
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Twitter helps users connect in N.J. and Spain to talk about students learning ...
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The Spark Core from Spark Devices is an Arduino-compatible, ARM processor-based Wi-Fi development system that greatly simplifies the job of adding wireless Internet connectivity to your gizmo and gadgets. For software development, it uses the popular Wiring software platform.
The Spark Core Kickstarter project just closed June 1st, with a huge reception: Over 5,500 backers pledged $568K to project, wildly exceeding its $10K funding threshold.
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I want to communicate between my Raspberry Pi and Arduino via Serial line (UART). Why? The RPI cost less than a Arduino Ethernet Shield and has more power. And because I can... The main problem is,...
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TL;DR: Thanks to an Arduino, an Arduino ethernet shield, some Arduino code, buttons from eBay, LEDs from Fry's, and SmugMug's deployment web app, we've created a push-button deployment process that...
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